Although it may seem strange, the color of this van is not the result of the imagination of those who restored it, but a color present in the Alfa Romeo color palette of the time: it is called “Rosso Corallo” (Coral Red) but as is evident, it has very little red. This shade was not… Read More Coral pink: 1975 Alfa Romeo F12
It is not the first F12 that we publish and we hope so much that it will not even be the last, although at this rate these vans will be sold at the most renowned classic car auctions in the world. In fact, these F12s (not to mention the Romeo and Romeo II) have now… Read More Nine seats: 1968 Alfa Romeo F12
The seller of this Alfa Romeo van calls it “vetrato” (“with glasses”) but that’s actually a Romeo 2° (II) which was the biggest van of Alfa Romeo offer. Before the F12, this was the one available both in two engine options: a diesel twin cylinder fed by a compressor and the gasoline 1300 c.c. well… Read More Glasses all around: 1957 Alfa Romeo “Romeo 2°”
These Volkswagen buses have always been the icon of a simple way of life, out of most of the comforts provided by the capitalist society: who built this bus had clearly a different idea in mind. Indeed this camper, which before to be what it is now, was a Kombi, has been completely rebuild in… Read More Professional camping: 1970 Volkswagen T2 Kombi
There are no many double cab for sale and often they need a lot of work before putting them again on the road, however sometimes you stumble across a truck like this which needs only to be driven. It’s a 1963 double cab which has not a shiny paint for sure, but indeed it has a… Read More Rusted but upgraded: 1963 Volkswagen Double-Cab
This bus is red like a Ferrari and it has a name used on a modern Ferrari as well, but it’s indeed a rare vehicle. The F12 was an utility vehicle built by Alfa Romeo in two versions: A12 (“A” is for “Autocarro”, truck) and F12: this belongs to the F series where “F” is for “Furgone” (Bus).… Read More Not a Ferrari: 1974 Alfa Romeo F12
Actually this Samba has its rear axle disassembled and stored inside the cabin: quite a problem when it will come the time to load it on the truck. These are very cute bus but lately they’ve reached unbelievable quotations: weren’t they car for the common people? We wonder how many former hippies can’t believe to… Read More Two wheeled: 1965 Vokswagen Bus T1 “Samba”
The seller says that this is a rare opportunity to put your hands on a bus like this at a low price: Actually we believe him. It is a 1956 Bus imported from Germany (of course it is, maybe he means that it was not born for the U.S. market). He also says that it… Read More Bargain with hand brake: 1956 VW Bus T1 Kombi
The DKW F89L had the precursor layout to the contemporary van: front-wheel drive, transverse engine, flat floor, and multi-configurable seating. It also has a face which looks like the “Grimacing Face” emoticon on your Whatsapp app. The funny thing is that the name “Schnellaster” should mean something like “Speedster”. Differently from its direct competitor, the VW bus,… Read More Emoticon on wheels: 1954 DKW F89 L “Schnellaster”
We’ve seen many variations made on the great VW, however we must admit that this customisation has been made with great taste and attention to historical details. Of course the owner/customiser has tried to backdate this Combi as the little taillights show, he also put older wheels and used a typical early ’60s color combo. The… Read More Beach cruiser included: 1970 Volkswagen Combi
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